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Ads Intelligence · Integration

Connect your Google Ads account securely.

Connecting takes a minute and you stay in control the whole time. Here is exactly how it works, what is accessed, and how it is protected.

How authorization works
01You are redirected to Google to authorize access.
02Filone never receives or stores your Google password.
03You choose whether to grant access, and to which account.
04Only approved, reporting-level functionality is performed.
05The tool reads data. It does not change your campaigns or budgets.
06Your Google Ads data is never sold.
07Your data is not used for unrelated advertising.
08You can revoke access at any time, from Filone or from your Google account.

Filone is not endorsed by or affiliated with Google. Connecting does not imply any Google endorsement of Filone.

Data and permissions

Exactly what is accessed, and why.

DataWhy it is requiredAccess
Google account identityTo identify the connected account and show which account is linked.Read only
Google Ads reporting dataTo produce performance summaries and analysis for accounts you authorize.Read only
Account and campaign structureTo organize reporting by campaign, ad group, and keyword.Read only
Account changesNot requested. The tool does not modify campaigns, budgets, or settings.None
Who can see the data

Authorized Filone staff and the connected client only.

Is it shared

Not sold, not shared for advertising. Service providers only, under agreement.

Storage duration

[RETENTION PERIOD placeholder]. Reporting data kept only as long as needed.

Deletion

On request, or on disconnect, per the deletion process.

Revocation

Any time, from Filone or from your Google account settings.

Support

privacy@filoneoperations.com for any data question or request.

Security and data retention

How advertising data is protected.

Status is shown honestly. Items marked [PLANNED] are not yet active and must not be treated as in place. [SECURITY REVIEW REQUIRED before publication.]

Encryption in transit[PLANNED]
Encryption at rest[PLANNED]
OAuth tokens stored encrypted, never in the browser[PLANNED]
Least-privilege access[PLANNED]
Administrative access controls[PLANNED]
Audit logging[PLANNED]
Token revocation on request[PLANNED]
Data retention periods[PLANNED]
Incident response process[PLANNED]
Vendor access review and backups[PLANNED]